Dragon1893
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Played a bit of Doom, loving it already.
Been playing Tales of Zestiria and I can see why people don't like it, but there's something addictive about it that's making me want to finish it. Most of the characters and story are shallow, the combat and gear system is restrictive, dungeons are bland. At the same time the game makes it easy to just keep progressing and doesn't really require any grinding so it's easy to just push through the blandness.
That's handy detective work. Did you just Google the publisher name and Disney license or do you keep track of this stuff?
They may even disappear sooner if Acti decides to voluntarily ditch its Marvel licence.
That doesn't really mean anything. They're ultimately self-published and obviously Double Fine doesn't own the IPs, which technically makes them licensed games. This doesn't necessarily mean there's an expiration date, but I would err on the side of caution and assume there is one.
I'm on Moderate, game is decently challenging during boss fights except for when I'm underleveled against optional bosses and a certain point in the game where you have only 1 human character.The game is dumb easy, on Easy you can simply go to make a coffee and the AI will kill any boss you are facing, with Sorey probably still alive even if he doesn't move.
I think you are safe till the end of the year and the first half of 2017 but you probably want to pick them up as soon as possible.
All agreements have expiration dates but in terms of being pulled from Steam, we have a couple of years. I would say a minimum till 2019.
I'm on Moderate, game is decently challenging during boss fights except for when I'm underleveled against optional bosses and a certain point in the game where you have only 1 human character.
Been playing Tales of Zestiria and I can see why people don't like it, but there's something addictive about it that's making me want to finish it. Most of the characters and story are shallow, the combat and gear system is restrictive, dungeons are bland. At the same time the game makes it easy to just keep progressing and doesn't really require any grinding so it's easy to just push through the blandness.
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Backers got this for free, really nice surprise because it wasn't part of the Kickstarter. Great developer(s). And a really nice game too.
Armello confirmed for Humble Monthly?
Ooh thatd be neat if it s bta at least
Ooh thatd be neat if it s bta at leastMaybe in the new Humble Bundle
humble musou bundle
humble musou bundle
Wouldn't it be the long awaited Humble KT Bundle that Arthea has been waiting for?
how are the new heroes and rings?
No, Humble Discount Bundle. A bundle with a bunch of discount codes that u can use on the humble storenah, humble buy monthly bundle cuz no bundle this week bundle
the next week,believe
edited: aww, I would have entered for Scoregasm, a game with such name can't be boring, can it?
Blindly buying it once i get home ;pLooks like Assault Suit Leynos is up with a 10% discount. Any impressions?
Cool. Been hearing about God Eater but was not sure what the game is all about. Thanks.
Cool. Been hearing about God Eater but was not sure what the game is all about. Thanks.
Yeah, good review. I actually decided to not buy it day one based on that review.
I think that 3rd party devs are real MVPs of this console generation. They are really saving Sony/MS ass and PC gets most of the games.
How is port qualirt treating you?I want to buy it, buy I already caved in for Attack on Titan (which is surprisingly good).
Just watched it. This, Toukiden Kiwami and FF Type-0 all seem similar in some aspects. Type-0 looks the most interesting though.
How is port qualirt treating you?
Blindly buying it once i get home ;p
Just watched it. This, Toukiden Kiwami and FF Type-0 all seem similar in some aspects. Type-0 looks the most interesting though.
Nice. Clears up things.Played all of these games now and I have to say as a MH "ripoff" God Eater is still the closest to MH.
Toukiden is okay in the first 20 hours, but after that the enemies just change color, but not attack patterns similar to MH.
God Eater seems a bit more complex than Toukiden.
Type-0 isnt really like any of these. You just sometimes have the big bosses, but I wouldnt say its one of "those hunting games".
Played all of these games now and I have to say as a MH "ripoff" God Eater is still the closest to MH.
Toukiden is okay in the first 20 hours, but after that the enemies just change color, but not attack patterns similar to MH.
God Eater seems a bit more complex than Toukiden.
Type-0 isnt really like any of these. You just sometimes have the big bosses, but I wouldnt say its one of "those hunting games".
I guess where Veggie is coming from is that the gameplay in T-0 is team-based, where an AI controls your partners, like in God Eater and Toukiden (not sure about this one)? Besides that, yeah, they have nothing in common.Yeah I wouldn't even clasify Type 0 as a hunting game.
I want to buy it, buy I already caved in for Attack on Titan (which is surprisingly good).
Attack on Titan looks interesting, I am definitely going to check out the show, but I can't justice dropping cash something that doesn't properly support my monitor's native resolution. When will Koei Tecmo learn?
Or order an SSD, it really is a life changing upgrade.
Attack on Titan looks interesting, I am definitely going to check out the show, but I can't justice dropping cash something that doesn't properly support my monitor's native resolution. When will Koei Tecmo learn?
First Access is our paid alpha program, which includes exclusive features like a private developer forum, access to constant updates, and the chance to help us make the end of the world even more interesting with your feedback.
Since Overland is still very incomplete, we are building our audience a little bit at a time by selling the game in limited quantities. Whenever we reach interesting internal milestones, we’ll do our best to make more keys available to more players.
What started as an off-hand comment on twitter in late 2013 became a full-time job for 4 people in 2014, and Finji's main project in 2015. Developed largely behind closed doors at that time, Overland made its publicly playable debut at the GDC Mild Rumpus on March 4, 2015, and has since appeared at the XOXO Festival, IndieCade, PAX, E3, and other events.
The Overland First Access program started in April 2016 as a new way of running an alpha. Three rounds of alpha keys were made available for public sale in April (500 keys), May (500), and June (1000). The longest any key was available was about 72 hours. This stage of the First Access program was a huge help for Overland and had a dramatic impact on what we worked on and why. Huge thanks to alt-games storefront itch.io for making it possible!
Overland First Access opened up with unlimited keys on August 30 2016. We are currently planning on completing Overland sometime in 2017.
13 minutes before Overland can be tried on itch.io. Edit: Wait, you have to pay for first access.
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First access? Another word for Early Access?
It's a staggered release of sorts. They will gradually open up for more players as they hit milestones.
What started as an off-hand comment on twitter in late 2013 became a full-time job for 4 people in 2014, and Finji's main project in 2015. Developed largely behind closed doors at that time, Overland made its publicly playable debut at the GDC Mild Rumpus on March 4, 2015, and has since appeared at the XOXO Festival, IndieCade, PAX, E3, and other events.
The Overland First Access program started in April 2016 as a new way of running an alpha. Three rounds of alpha keys were made available for public sale in April (500 keys), May (500), and June (1000). The longest any key was available was about 72 hours. This stage of the First Access program was a huge help for Overland and had a dramatic impact on what we worked on and why. Huge thanks to alt-games storefront itch.io for making it possible!
Overland First Access opened up with unlimited keys on August 30 2016. We are currently planning on completing Overland sometime in 2017.
No Man's Sky looks like it's enough fun to pick up for $10 on a Steam sale one day. This will also provide the hindsight of whether or not they gave it a lot of post-release support.
Edit: lol at the NMS wikipedia page right now
They learned, but then forgot.
Arslan had 4k support. I just think someone internally they always use another team to do the PC ports. I dont understand why they changed the porting team with AoT (at least thats what it seems like).
I'm actually interested in playing the game so that I don't have to watch the anime. Doing both seems redundant to me.